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How is visa exempt entry?
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Retirement visa using the monthly income
65k is the minimum. I sent something like 66k+ with WISE. The remaining money saved on the home country account to be transferred occasionally (and to other bank in my case). -
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EV Charging Stations (CS)
@KhunLA Interesting how Gentari and E-Volt have teamed-up for "some" charging stations like how they show Gentari "and E-Volt" on the charging station itself and the sign off to the left side. See enlarged image at bottom. When I saw the video and saw the name Gentari that was a charging network I had never heard of. I installed the Gentari app and played with it for a while in Guest mode which allows a person to see their charging stations across Thailand and even down into Malaysia and Singapore. And the app has a good FAQ section which answers a lot of questions a person might have such as what options are offered to pay for a charging session? When reviewing their charging stations displayed by black pindrops for a DC stations, violet pindrops for AC stations, and grey pindrops for stations being offline, I noticed when using the charging station "map filter" and unselecting E-volt that all the Thailand black pindrop "DC charging stations" disappeared which indicates all the DC stations on the Gentari app are actually E-volt stations. HOWEVER, it sure appears a person can use the Gentari app to start and pay for a charging session at that particular E-volt station; it's not one of those cases where another charging network's station can also be displayed just as nice-to-know info but you can't actually start a charging session. Then when doing some more review of the those "DC stations" that also had pictures it reaffirmed at least to me that E-volt was the provider of the all DC stations on the Gentari app map (although Gentari may also have its name on the charger at some locations) . Yeap, another example of more charging networks beginning to allow a person to use charging stations on different charging networks instead of just simply displaying other charging network stations but you still have to use the other network's app to do an actual charging session. Yes sir, more charging networks now sleeping together. Over the last few weeks I've installed around a half dozen "lesser-known" Thailand charging network apps on my phone and played with them a little without actually registering. I'll provide an overview of my "playing around" over the coming days. And some of these "lesser-known" charging networks I just may registered with if they have DC chargers in locations I might use in my future travels and the registration is simple/easy/fast/only require very basic personal info--two such charging network apps are OneCharge and iGreen+. -
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USA Trump's Visa Hunt: Over 55 Million Under Scrutiny
When Thailand does it, it is seen a positive, rounding up criminals, keeping people safe etc. When Trump does it, unfair, against human rights, racist etc. Can't have it both ways peeps.
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